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 The London Elizabeth Hotel was originally built in 1850 as three private houses in a new terrace of elegant family homes on Lancaster Gate Terrace, as it was then known, in the area of Bayswater, London.
The area had already become extremely fashionable through its proximity to the Court of St James, the seat of Government at Westminster, the wide array of city centre artisans and traders and its most pleasing aspect over Kensington Gardens and Hyde Park.
Amongst its early resident dignitaries is believed to be at number three, the family of Lord Butler, who used the house as a town residence. Their wine cellars, with original bin numbers clearly marked, were to remain in use for over one hundred and thirty years.
Some ten years after taking up residence the family added the feature of a cast iron and leaded glass semicircular domed conservatory at the back of the house, overlooking the stable and gardens.
The houses continued in use as the London residences at that time was the family of the young boy later to become the Right Honourable Greville Janner Q.C., one of the longest serving and most highly respected Members of Parliament. In 1997 he was elevated to the House of Lords as the Lord Janner of Braunstone Q.C.
During the Second World War the houses were used as billeting for the Polish Air Force in furnished rooms. The two houses were later linked to the only other remaining original Victorian private house in Lancaster Terrace to form the present London Elizabeth Hotel.
Today, we hope that you will savour the charm, character and atmosphere of a bygone age whilst still enjoying the modern facilities and high levels of service for which we are known.
We look forward to welcoming you to the London Elizabeth Hotel and hope your stay with us is a pleasurable one.
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 Classic Double Bedroom
The unique character of this Victorian building is inherent
in the individuality of size, shape, furnishings
and decor of each and every bedroom.
The bedroom shown also features a private walled patio.
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 Executive Bedroom
Executive bedrooms have been designed to provide an atmosphere
of tranquility, perfect for working or relaxing.
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 De Luxe Double Bedroom
De Luxe bedrooms provide exceptionally high levels of accommodation and comfort.
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 De Luxe Twin Bedroom
De Luxe bedroom with internal staircase and landing. |
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 Twin Bedroom
Non-smoking, connecting or larger family bedrooms also available on request.
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 Bar
Comfortable and welcoming.
The timeless atmosphere of old leather
and warm wood panelling.
Garden Terrace in fine weather
Our very own champagne cocktail,
the 'Rose Royale', makes a delicious treat.
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 Rose Garden Restaurant
Both European Buffet and Full-service English Breakfast
served daily in the restaurant or in your room.
Our Room Service menu features seasonal, Country Classic cuisine.
Beautifully prepared, homely dishes using market fresh produce
and herbs from our own garden.
Served in your room, Theatre Bar, Lobby Lounge or on
the Garden Terrace (in fine weather)
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 Garden Terrace
Stroll onto the terrace for afternoon tea, an evening aperitif
or just to enjoy a quiet moment.
Herb Garden
An aromatic delight. Fresh herbs used every day by our chefs.
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 Boardroom
Traditional and comfortable, overlooking the garden terrace.
Complimentary 24hr broadband internet access.
Available for private meetings.
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 Directions
ARRIVAL BY CAR
1. FROM THE M1 (NORTH). At the end of the motorway take the A5 Edgeware Road. Continue straight into Central London. At Marble Arch travel clockwise almost around the square and turn onto Bayswater Road. At Lancaster Gate Tube Station, move to the right hand side of the road and you will be in front of the Hotel.
2. FROM THE M3/4 (WEST & SOUTH WEST). Both motorways run into the A4. Continue straight into Central London. At the Natural History Museum (unmissable) turn left onto Exhibition Road. Continue straight through Hyde Park. Turn left out of the first available exit (Victoria Gate). After a few yards, by Lancaster Gate Tube Station, move to the right hand side of the road and you will be in front of the Hotel.
3. FROM THE M3 (SOUTH). Take the M25 westbound. Then take the A3. At Putney follow the signs for the West End (Ignore signs to the City). Cross Putney Bridge and continue straight to Hammersmith. Turn right onto the A4 Cromwell Road and follow directions above via Natural History Museum.
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